Also known as the Nossa Senhora da Graça Dam, this concrete dam was inaugurated in 2000. It is located in the village of Santo António, on the Coa River.

This medieval, fortified bridge has three arches and retains part of its protective tower and tollbooth. It consists of a ramped deck over semicircular arches, with two cutwaters.

Also known as the Town Hall Gate, it is one of the four gates in the walls, probably dating from the 13th century. It features a pointed arch at the front and a lowered arch at the back, and is covered with a segmental barrel vault.

The exact date of construction of this house is unknown; while oral tradition suggests it dates from the Muslim period, the inscription on the door lintel points to a late medieval occupation. It has a single floor, an irregular L-shaped floor plan, and a gable roof.

Located between the parishes of Rapoula do Côa and Seixo do Côa, the medicinal waters of the Cró Thermal Baths were possibly already used by the Romans, although the oldest reference dates back to 1726. In 1935, the spa was built and operated for several decades, after which it was abandoned. The site was acquired by the municipality in 1980, which now operates the renovated facilities.

A river beach with clear waters and grassy, ​​tree-lined banks, making it the ideal place for a pleasant day out.

A very pleasant river beach, with platforms in the water and grassy, ​​tree-lined banks. A calm and agreeable spot, ideal for a sunny day.

A very pleasant river beach, with a sandy area in good condition and some trees offering shade. It has good conditions for canoeing. It also has a small biological pool.

This museum displays a collection of objects ranging from prehistory to the Modern Age, including the Roman period and the Middle Ages. It also has a space for temporary exhibitions.

Sortelha, located on a high rocky hill at an altitude of over 760 meters, is one of the oldest villages in the country. With excellent defensive conditions, it was initially inhabited by Castro cultures and, much later, populated by King Sancho II. Of the medieval castle, which underwent several transformations, some defensive towers, the keep, and, along the walls, some Gothic gates remain. Of particular note is the parish church, dating from the 14th century, with Baroque carvings on the main altar from the 18th century.